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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
20
Washington March 9 Secretary Davis arrived at 7 30 a m an hour before staff finding elevators idle and climbing seven flights to his office.
In springtime many feel below normal health as winter lingers. A food medicine, not a drug, is safest. Father John’s Medicine is a real food remedy that enriches blood, invigorates tired body cells, and supports digestion and the nervous system. It aims to be the ideal spring tonic.
John P. Feeney spoke in opposition to Weston and Holmes bid for a new trial after a jury found them guilty of receiving papers stolen from Daniel H. Coakley. Judge Fessenden set Monday at 4 pm for Feeney to finish his argument and he criticized McClennen for cherry picking excerpts to attack the judge's charge.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor arrives in Cambridge for a Harvard Union lecture on The Case for the Closed Shop at 8 pm. Professor W Z Ripley, noted labor authority, will introduce the speaker to the Cambridge collegians.
Mrs Rosetta M Crane claims she wed John F Crane in 1918 as an 18 year old. She cites generous gifts including bonds and a fur coat, while Crane’s counsel notes ongoing support since separation, covering rent, cash, and living costs. The Suffolk Probate Court has heard the separate support petition since July.
President Harding sent a special Senate message urging early ratification of the $25,000,000 treaty with Colombia. The move sparked a vigorous controversy with a sizable bloc of Republicans aligned in opposition.
The new executive urged immediate ratification of the 1914 Wilson treaty with Colombia to improve U S Latin America relations. Senate differences centered in Republicans with Lodge pressing for action, while Democrats largely favored ratification.</s>
George S Lovejoy general manager of the Quincy Market Cold Storage and Warehouse Company told Boston High School of Commerce students that normal business would return in six to eight months. He noted 43 years in storage growth, described the role of storage in modern business and outlined opportunities for new industry leaders. He warned of more failures before trade regains prewar regularity.
Rome envoy Rolando Ricci said Italy plans to rehabilitate its internal finances and restart commerce to discharge its debt to the United States. The debt totals 1.631 billion dollars per the latest Treasury report.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and several local unions in Boston were restrained yesterday by order of Judge Crosby from aiding or abetting a strike against the Rhodes Ripley Company clothing manufacturers of Boston pending a hearing of the facts by a special master agreed upon by counsel.
Fall River March 9 Mrs Nellie Milligan returned to her husband Arthur and home today denying she eloped with Henry Nelligan. She said she visited friends in a nearby town and did not know her husband had summoned police. The case involved claims of missing persons and bank money.
The speaker relates that a man kept promising to contact regarding a missing woman, but did not. She discovered he had withdrawn her savings and cashed $500 in Liberty bonds belonging to her. Upon learning this on Monday morning, she notified the police.
The fishing steamer Naos, while trawling north of Rose Island in Narragansett Bay, pulled up a navy mine lost two years ago in practice. Navy officers identify the item as a live explosive and the find prompts standard disposal procedures.
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